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    There are plenty of uses around the farm for reliable, efficient power units. They are an essential component of an effective irrigation program and can be used to run a variety of other equipment, as well.

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    Location: Burwell, Nebraska
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    Location: Burwell, Nebraska
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    Location: Burwell, Nebraska
    ConditionDismantled
    Location: Augusta, Arkansas
    Serial NumberCLJ10629
    Location: Dunnville, Ontario, Canada
    Seller: George Lunshof Equipment

    About Power Units

    There are plenty of uses around the farm for reliable, efficient power units. They are an essential component of an effective irrigation program and can be used to run a variety of other equipment, as well. There are many options available on today’s market from a variety of leading brands; choosing the best power unit(s) for your operation requires careful consideration of several factors, starting with how much power you’ll need.


    John Deere 4045T Irrigation Power Unit

    Chief Considerations

    Depending on application, you’ll need to weigh your power needs against the fuel costs to run a power unit, possibly for extended periods of time. You’ll find new and used power units on TractorHouse.com with horsepower ratings that range from less than 15 horsepower (20 kilowatts) to more than 300 HP (400 kW).

    Reliability and efficiency are important characteristics to look for as well, as is durability, as many power units can be subjected to wind, dust, heat, and other environmental and weather conditions that can impact their performance and life span.

    Power Options

    Another key consideration you’ll need to weigh is whether you want to use a power unit with a diesel, gas, or electric motor, or a unit that runs on a more environmentally friendly alternative fuel, such as natural gas or propane. Where and how you plan to use your power unit will often help answer such questions. Electric power, for example, is often quieter and requires less maintenance but may be not be a viable option when working in remote locations where electric power isn’t readily available. For applications that require a high-horsepower power unit, a diesel model is often the best all-around choice.

    Power Unit Components & Features

    A power unit may come with mounted or unmounted air cleaner, exhaust, and aftertreatment systems. Models also include such components as cooling systems, fuel tanks, hoses, hydraulic tanks and pumps, mufflers, and radiators. You’ll find power units that come mounted or can be mounted on a skid or trailer or can be loaded in a front loader for easy transport. Integrated technologies can include fault-detection and shutdown-protection systems that monitor low oil pressure, high engine temperature, and other critical operating conditions.

    Find Your Power Unit

    TractorHouse.com offers a big selection of new and used power units for sale every day from such leading brands as Case IH, Caterpillar, Cummins, Detroit, John Deere, and Perkins.